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I need help with this one:
Can I calculate a third column from the two just created?
Category Budget = ADDCOLUMNS( CROSSJOIN(SUMMARIZECOLUMNS('Product Category'[Category]);DISTINCT('Date'[Month])); "2009 Sales"; CALCULATE([Sales Amount];'Date'[Calendar Year Number]=2009); "Factor" ; LOOKUPVALUE('Product Category'[Budget];'Product Category'[Category];[Category])/*; "Budget 2010"; [2009 Sales] * [Factor]*/ )
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Hi @Fcoatis
Yes, you just need an additional ADDCOLUMNS:
Category Budget = ADDCOLUMNS ( ADDCOLUMNS ( CROSSJOIN ( SUMMARIZECOLUMNS ( 'Product Category'[Category] ); DISTINCT ( 'Date'[Month] ) ); "2009 Sales"; CALCULATE ( [Sales Amount]; 'Date'[Calendar Year Number] = 2009 ); "Factor"; LOOKUPVALUE ( 'Product Category'[Budget]; 'Product Category'[Category]; [Category] ) ); "Extra column"; [Factor] * [2009 Sales] )
I've set the product of the two columns as example
Hi @Fcoatis
Yes, you just need an additional ADDCOLUMNS:
Category Budget = ADDCOLUMNS ( ADDCOLUMNS ( CROSSJOIN ( SUMMARIZECOLUMNS ( 'Product Category'[Category] ); DISTINCT ( 'Date'[Month] ) ); "2009 Sales"; CALCULATE ( [Sales Amount]; 'Date'[Calendar Year Number] = 2009 ); "Factor"; LOOKUPVALUE ( 'Product Category'[Budget]; 'Product Category'[Category]; [Category] ) ); "Extra column"; [Factor] * [2009 Sales] )
I've set the product of the two columns as example
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